Breaking: Jos Protesters Demand Business Closure Or Attendance On Monday

Breaking: Jos Protesters Demand Business Closure Or Attendance On Monday....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

On Sunday, hundreds of protesters in Jos, Plateau State, took to Bauchi Road, demanding that all local business owners either participate in a protest on Monday or shut down their operations. The protest aimed to prevent potential damage to their properties………. CONTINUE READING

The demonstrators criticized President Bola Tinubu’s recent broadcast, arguing that it did not address the nation’s urgent issues. They pledged to mobilize more participants to express their discontent with the broadcast, viewing the protest as their only recourse to communicate their grievances to the government.

The crowd, consisting of both adults and youths, carried placards, leaves, and flags from various countries as they moved through the streets, chanting, “No business tomorrow. Everyone should come out for the protest.”

Their primary demands include the removal of the fuel subsidy and improved security. In his broadcast, Tinubu had ruled out reinstating the fuel subsidy, stating that its removal was necessary to alleviate economic burdens and promote development. He described the subsidy as a significant obstacle to economic progress and pledged to abolish it alongside multiple foreign exchange systems.

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